Floor mats for Box

[clutch47]

I've been looking for the right floor mats for Sherrie. Seem to fit pretty well without cutting them. I might trim the passenger front corner a bit.
I was gifted some Weathertech mats.
P/N 11AVMSG They are very pliable and don't move at all. I did not install the supplied mat hooks YET. If they need it, I will.
Here's a couple shots. I like them.

Drivers fits like it was made for it.


Straight down at the back mat.


Passenger side.

Overall rating A+ I'll keep them.

[Mainemantom]

Weathertech makes good stuff. Expensive but good. I have the winter tray type made for the Subaru. Must have item living here.

[87gtVIC]

That does look like a nice fit.

Curious about other color options.

[Arquemann]

Have been looking for some rubber mats for my MGM too.
Browsed some at a general auto parts store, I had some measures up but forgot to bring the tape measure to the store.
Those are way bigger than I would've though to fit.
I was mostly worried about thick mats being under the gas pedal, do you get full travel with those?

[Mr Bean]

I am running OEM Ford mats from newer Crown Vic. Fit like a glove.

[kishy]

I was gifted the Weathertech mats as pictured in this thread, and while they do cover the floor space pretty well and are made of a nice material, they are seriously deficient in one of the areas that Weathertech mats are specifically promoted to help with:

The shallow main area of the mat, plus the shape of the channels (where it's intended you may cut the mat to change its size/shape) will direct water straight off the side of the mat, into the carpet.

Their usefulness therefore depends heavily on your intended use of them. I ended up finding something with a much deeper "pan" design but can't think of what it was at the moment. Doesn't fit the floor as nicely, but does hold the water.

[sly]

I had the Weathertech knock-offs from Walmart in the Mad Marquis. Years of abuse and still in top shape when I sold the car. Nice deep pattern for catching crap. Worked great and were only $20 at the time. Go figure, not available now, but the closest thing my Wally World has now is this Goodyear set: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Goodyear-...iece/410524621

[Mainemantom]

Another brand worth looking into is the Husky. At their website, Item 51051 front and 52021 rear fits aeros and whales. $60.30 pair.
It's all in what you need. Agree with Kishy, Whatever brand or cost is no good if they don't keep the carpet clean and dry. Especially in the wet winters. Even then, nothing is perfect.

[clutch47]

I think my Merc is going to get a set of these. I'm very surprised how well they stay in place without a mounting pin.